Definition: The English term "aeroplaner" comes from Greek and has its roots in ancient Greece. It refers to a type of aircraft or plane designed for aerial flight, which was often used during military operations. In simpler terms, an aeroplane is a flying machine that is powered by wings and propellers (rarely known as engines), and it can be propelled from the ground, at sea, or in the air. It's usually flown by two people, either pilots or passengers, to get around, fly to various destinations, and even take off on their own. The term "aeroplaner" is often used in the context of aerial warfare or military operations where planes are deployed from ships or bases. For example, if a ship has been attacked and a group of planes have landed to provide cover, they would be termed an aeroplaner for reconnaissance or aerial surveillance purposes.

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